Talk:Susan Crown
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[edit]I don't understand why this page was marked for speedy deletion. By wikipedia's definition, Susan Crown is clearly notable. She has received several awards for her philanthropic work, including the Deborah Award from the American Jewish Congress, the McCormick Distinguished Service Award from the Yale Club of Chicago, and the Civic Leadership Award from the American Jewish Committee, among others. She has also had a significant impact in the field of philanthropy and Chicago's social community over the course of three decades.—Preceding unsigned comment added by ChiSocial82 (talk • contribs) 14:50, 23 December 2009
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